Street Photography Like a Pro

Beginner-friendly · 2 hours · Southbank, London

A person walking past a Santander bicycle rental station at night, with large building windows reflecting city lights.

Learn to read the street and find your own eye.

We'll wander the Southbank together, talking through light, composition on the move, and the ethics of shooting strangers with confidence, not anxiety.

No experience needed, just bring a camera (digital, film, phone) and comfortable shoes. You'll leave with a completely different way of seeing the city.

£70 per person · [Book via ClassBento]

What will you learn

People standing on a city street, some looking at their phones, with historic buildings and a red phone booth in the background.

Camera settings for street scenes, master the technical side of capturing movement: zone focusing, manual, shutter speed priority, long exposure.

People sitting inside a cafe near large windows with sunlight casting shadows, one person talking on a phone.

Reading light and shadow outdoors and learn to use natural light to add depth to your photos and to manage different light situation.

A woman walking a Dalmatian dog on a leash past a closed store with a patterned brick facade. The store has a sign that says 1949 BAR and windows covered with papers. There are street features like a bollard and a crosswalk, and a woman is wearing sunglasses and a light dress.

Composition on the move, finding balance and focus in fast-paced environments and gaining the confidence to approach strangers and scenes with respect.

Dog with white coat and black nose looking out from the back seat of a white SUV vehicle in an urban setting with brick buildings and bare tree in the background.

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